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World leaders must make a “new commitment” to a more equal distribution of COVID-19 vaccines to bring the pandemic under control, the heads of four major global organizations said yesterday. Their joint rallying cry comes as concerns rise that vaccine inequality between wealthy and poor nations is further complicating and prolonging a pandemic that has killed more than 3.5 million people globally. In an op-ed in the Washington Post, the heads of the WHO, World Bank, IMF and WTO blamed the g...

World leaders must make a "new commitment" to a more equal distribution of coronavirus vaccines to bring the pandemic under control, the heads of four major global organizations said on Tuesday. Their joint rallying cry comes as concerns rise that vaccine inequality between wealthy and poor nations is further complicating and prolonging a pandemic that has killed more than 3.5 million people globally. Writing in the Washington Post on Tuesday,...

World leaders must make a "new commitment" to a more equal distribution of coronavirus vaccines to bring the pandemic under control, the heads of four major global organizations said on Tuesday.

The heads of the WHO, IMF, WTO and World Bank warn vaccine inequality is prolonging the coronavirus pandemic. Ending the crisis, they say, "requires global action now."

The science is undeniable: Biden and Kamala Harris promise to slash US carbon emissions in HALF by 2030 in virtual climate summit with Putin, Xi Jinping and 38 other world leaders President Joe Biden issued a call to action to world leaders, asking them to work together to combat climate change as he kicked off Climate Summit  The signs are unmistakable. The science is undeniable. The cost of inaction is mounting, Biden said in his opening remarks  Biden vowed the US would do its part, pledgi...

Biden vows to cut carbon emissions in half by 2030 at climate summit Emily Goodin, Senior U.S. Political Reporter For Dailymail.com © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo President Joe Biden issued a call to action to world leaders on Thursday, asking them to work together to keep the earths temperature from rising too high in the next decade, arguing it would result in new jobs and economic opportunities. The signs are unmistakable. The science is undeniable. The cost of i...

Russian President Vladimir Putin was left awkwardly on screen after French President Emmanuel Macron was cut off because of a technical glitch at the Climate Summit Thursday.

Trump’s aberrations, Biden’s normalization and Okonjo-Iweala’s ascension On By magnus onyibe When my opinion piece titled  “Coup In The Capitol Hill And The Divided States of America” which was focused on the insurrection by extremists who stormed the Capitol on 6 January this year was first published in the mass media on 11 January before being republished on LinkedIn platform a couple of weeks ago; a security expert in the USA was so riled by my reference to the country as Divided...

Here is how Okonjo-Iweala described in a recent media interview, her ordeal in the hands of Trump when she was vying to be the Director-Gene

So where are we ten years later? this week, this is the irony. the senate passed a bipartisan bill to significantly roll back parts of dodd/frank, the law that was specifically designed to prevent another massive financial crisis. i want to bring in my friend bill colin. author of house of cards which chronicles the bear stearns collapse. quickly give us a recap of who bear stearns was and what happened. we should remind our audience larry kudlow, whos now the national economic adviser for the p...